Emile Lessore for Wedgwood Creamware Shell Dish Victorian Wedgwood

Emile Lessore for Wedgwood Creamware Shell Dish Victorian WedgwoodThe Emile Lessore for Wedgwood Creamware dish is a beautiful piece of Victorian era pottery that adds a touch of elegance to any dining table. The intricate patterns and design typical of the Victorian style are evident in this creamware dish, making it a unique and charming addition to your collection. The high quality craftsmanship and artistic flair of Emile Lessore and Wedgwood ensure that this dish is not only decorative but also durable and long

Gift givers searching for a rare

buildings and figures are subtly suggested

making it suitable for immediate display

Add this distinguished Wedgwood medallion to your collection and enjoy a rare convergence of art

The distinctive form and proportions of the piece clearly suggest its original use as a spill vase or fire lighter – a practical yet decorative object intended to hold tapers or rolled paper spills for transferring flame from hearth or candle

clean and well-preserved

with delicate blossoms and foliage arranged in harmonious panels

as it offers a sophisticated alternative to the more commonly seen blue jasperware

grouped with other Kakiemon-inspired pieces

Style: Elegant

Interior designers looking for refined black accent pieces with sculptural presence

Item: Tea cup and saucer duo